Webclat / BI Practice
Webclat / BI Practice

Your Dashboard Is Only As Good As The Tracking Under It

Most BI work starts with the dashboard. A consultant opens Power BI, Looker, or Tableau, connects to whatever data exists, and ships a report. When the numbers do not reconcile six weeks later, nobody can say why - because nobody checked what the tracking underneath was actually recording.

Webclat is a data analytics tracking engineering practice first. We build the event data - GA4, Google Tag Manager, Tealium, Adobe Analytics, Amplitude - as dedicated implementation practices. This property is the last mile: the dashboard layer built on top of tracking we can already vouch for, in whichever BI tool your organization uses. That is why bi.webclat.com is one property with three tool sections, not three separate agencies pretending to specialize in everything.

See What Your Tracking Could Look Like

01 / THE SHOWCASE

Four illustrative dashboards, built with synthetic data, answering the questions a buyer actually asks before signing off on a BI engagement.

Which channel actually drives revenue?
ILLUSTRATIVE - SYNTHETIC DATAREVENUE BY CHANNEL - TRAILING 90 DAYS$412,600Total Revenue, Trailing 90 DaysOrganic SearchTop Channel - 34% Of Revenue+8.2%Revenue vs Prior 90 Days$0$74,000$148,000$148KOrganic Search$98KPaid Search$68KEmail$59KPaid Social$40KDirect
What this tells you

Organic search is carrying more of trailing-90-day revenue than any paid channel, and revenue is trending up 8.2% period over period.

What tracking feeds it

Requires clean UTM/channel grouping at the event layer (GA4/GTM) and a revenue event that reconciles with your order system - not just a pageview count.

See all four illustrative dashboards →

See the full gallery - funnel, retention cohorts, and the one-number executive view →

Get An Honest Read On Your Dashboard Layer

A structured review of what your dashboards report today, whether it reconciles with the tracking underneath, and what an engagement would actually involve.

What We Cover

03 / SERVICES
Dashboard engineering
  • Power BI, Looker, and Tableau dashboard design and build
  • KPI and executive dashboard design
  • Dashboard development services, from spec to shipped report
  • Data visualization consulting for existing dashboards that nobody trusts
Underneath the dashboard
  • Tracking-to-dashboard pipeline audits
  • BI tool implementation and migration between platforms
  • Event data and reporting reconciliation (GA4, GTM, Tealium, Adobe, Amplitude)
  • Governance for a single source of truth across teams

Frequently Asked Questions

05 / FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does bi.webclat.com actually build?

Dashboards and the reporting layer inside Power BI, Looker, and Tableau - plus, where needed, the tracking and data pipeline underneath them. We are a dashboard engineering practice, not a staffing agency or a certification provider.

Is this a Power BI, Looker, or Tableau agency?

No single one. Webclat runs dedicated sections for all three tools plus a vendor-agnostic business intelligence consulting flagship, because clients arrive already standardized on a platform and the practice's job is finishing the pipeline regardless of which one it is.

Do you build the tracking too, or just the dashboard?

Both, when needed. Webclat's core practice is tracking engineering (GA4, Google Tag Manager, Tealium, Adobe Analytics, Amplitude); bi.webclat.com is the dashboard layer built on top. If your tracking already reconciles, we start at the dashboard.

How is this different from hiring a BI developer?

A BI developer builds what they are told to build. A consulting engagement includes checking whether the underlying data actually supports the report being requested - which is where most dashboard trust problems originate.

CONTACT

Talk To Someone Who Builds Dashboards And The Tracking Under Them

Tell us which tool you are on, what your dashboards are supposed to show, and where the numbers stop reconciling. We route the conversation from there.